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Tag Archives: Charles Moore
Ukraine Small Boats was referred by John Sentamu
Last week on Wednesday in the House of Lords there was a session entitled Ukraine: Small Boats which was set out by Charles Moore who began with “To ask His Majesty’s Government how many small boats impounded from illegal migrants they … Continue reading
Posted in Church Teaching, Immigration, Parliament and Democracy, Ukraine
Tagged Andrew Sharpe, Charles Moore, John Sentamu
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Hi Charles, please acknowledge all parts of Sussex
On Wednesday in the House of Lords, Charles Moore who is now the Lord Moore of Etchingham gave his Maiden Speech. He made a very good comment in some respects for Sussex but sadly spoke with a lack of clarity … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Charles Moore, Christopher Cocksworth, Sussex
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Will Johnson beat last years peak for the House of Lords
It is fascinating to see which Prime Ministers are at the top of the table and which are at the bottom. The creation of life peerages began in 1957 and so the first Prime Minister who was able to achieve … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Boris Johnson, Charles Moore, David Cameron, Harold Macmillan, HOLAC
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Why does Government claim it makes Public Appointments?
At the weekend these two tweets emerged following a swirl of press media and other social media claims that Paul Dacre was to become the Head of Ofcom and Charles Moore would become the Chair of the BBC. The very … Continue reading
Posted in Parliament and Democracy
Tagged Alasdair Smith, Andrew Neil, Boris Johnson, Charles Moore, Chris Grayling, Nicky Morgan, Peter Riddell
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Is part of our society in a state of grief?
Some newspapers treat some of their columnists as jewels in the crown of their paper. Others are grateful to have people write pieces for them every week. A classic example of the jewel in the crown case is this chap … Continue reading
And now for the news
We appear to be spending a lot of broadcast time listening to tired old arguments from well heard advocates for well defined arguments over the issue of the moment, the EU referendum. David Cameron who for a long time has been arguing … Continue reading
Posted in EU Referendum, Journalism, Parliament and Democracy
Tagged BBC Radio 4, Charles Moore, Journalists, Today programme
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Like lambs to the slaughter
Our Politicians are in an impossible position! They want to be trusted and for us to give them the benefit of the doubt when they make difficult statements, and they want to be able to show leadership when it comes … Continue reading
